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I first played Micro Machines on the Sega Genesis back in 1993, a game developed by Codemasters. It arrived during a time when racing games were often about realistic tracks and licensed cars, but this one took a different path entirely. It felt fresh, almost like a toy box had come to life on screen.

You control a tiny vehicle, racing against opponents across everyday surfaces like breakfast tables and garden patios. The main goal is simple: finish first and avoid falling off the edge of the constantly scrolling screen. Two mechanics define the experience: the track shifts and splits without warning, forcing quick decisions, and certain vehicles have unique weapons or advantages, like the turbo speed of the sports car. The pacing is relentless, with rubber band AI keeping races tense until the very end. It feels like a frantic, miniature battle where every second counts.